Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Chemistry Dr. McGuire succeeded Fr. Hauber as Chairman of the Chemistry Department in January. Besides doing research in natural products and surface coatings. Dr. McGuire is also Chairman of the Educa- tional Committee of the Maryland Chapter of the American Chemi- cal Society. Dr. Freimuth is the Chief Toxicologist for the State. His research interests include the detection of various chemicals in biological systems. This year Fr. Hauber celebrates his twenty-fifth year on the faculty. He is also Alumni Moderator. Dr. Miller, Co- chairman of the Physical Chemistry Division of the joint Baltimore- Washington meeting of’ the American Chemical Society, is cur- rently doing research on molten salt chemistry. Dr. Zaczek is work- ing on the synthesis of organic compounds. FRANCIS J. McGUIRE Assistant Professor Chairman of Department EDWARD S. HAUBER, SJ. Professor MELVIN P. MILLER HENRY C. FREIMUTH Assistant Professor Professional Lecturer NORBERT M. ZACZEK Assistant Professor

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JOHN L. ZAHARIS Associate Professor Chairman of Department Biology Dr. Zaharis was made permanent chairman of the Biology Department at the end of the first semester of this year. Both he and Dr. Fisher are currently doing research with flourescent antibodies and human placentae. They hope to determine the relation between allergies and miscarriages. Fr. Lorenzo, the newest member of the Department, did his post-graduate studies at St. Louis University. This year, for the first time, undergraduate research has been conducted for academic credit. The Department plans to reorganize the general biology course and is hopeful of being able to offer more electives in the future.

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Engineering The Physics Department is somewhat unique at Loyola in that it includes within itself a section approaching the status of an independent department, that of Physics-Engineering. Dr. Weigman is the chairman of both sections, and most members of the Department teach courses both in physics and in engineering. During the summer, Dr. Weigman does research at the University of Maryland. Along with Mr. Spiegel, he is also doing work on surface physics and phase diagrams. Mr. Klebe came to Loyola from the Army Chemical Center where he was concerned with aerodynamics. Dr. Rozics published two articles in The Physics Review while Mr. Wolsey has been doing work on data interpretation of underwater detection systems for Westinghouse. LESLIE G. WOLSEY Assistant Professor F. XAVIER W. SPIEGEL Instructor BERNARD J. WEIGMAN Associate Professor Chairman of Department JAMES D. ROZICS Instructor THREE of Loyola ' s top wizards muse over some of the problems that come up in the magic lab. GERALD B. KLEBE Instructor